A little effort goes a long way when it comes to Victoria Falls. The steep but well maintained track will take you to both the base of Victoria Falls and some very pretty cascades, both of which are fantastic wild swimming spots. Here’s everything you need to know, including difficulty and what the pools are like.
Pool of Diana: wild swimming in the Blue Mountains' hidden paradise
Morong Falls: Kanangra's very own wet and wild
This is wet and wild Kanangra style. With an incredible waterfall you can swim under as well as lots of plunge pools surrounded by giant boulders, the landscape at Morong Falls is guaranteed to wow you. It’s an easy walk but the area is remote. We’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting.
Shaws Creek Pool: a hidden swimming hole in the Blue Mountains
Paradise Pool - one of the best wild swimming spots in the Blue Mountains
Paradise Pool got its name for a reason. This stunning swimming hole is easily one of the best in the Blue Mountains, if not all of NSW. With a large, deep pool big enough for a proper swim, a stunning secluded setting and even its own waterfall, it really is hard to beat. We’re sharing everything you need to know about getting there and what to expect when you arrive.
How to enter the magical Grand Canyon without abseiling
Bowtells Swing Bridge: a fun suspension bridge and secluded swimming holes
The thin wires of the Bowtells Swing Bridge will either give you a rush of excitement, or sweaty palms depending on your head for heights and appetite for seriously wobbly river crossings. Either way, it’s a Blue Mountains adventure not to be missed. We’re sharing all the ways of accessing the bridge, including two easy options.
How to find Mount Wilson's secret waterfall canyon pool
Happy Valley: a hidden waterfall grotto in Mount Wilson
19 Truly Incredible Blue Mountains Wild Swimming Holes
Some of the most glorious swimming holes in all of NSW can be found in the Blue Mountains. Whatever you’re looking for there will be something for you on this list, from swimming at the bottom of waterfalls, to in-between towering gorge walls, or in secluded pools surrounded by fern covered cliffs. We’re sharing the best spots including some amazing hidden gems.
Glenbrook Gorge - a stunning secluded swimming spot in the Blue Mountains
Glenbrook gorge is incredible. It feels wonderfully wild, yet is less than one hour from Sydney city centre! Swimming in the deep green water between the towering gorge walls is something that you won’t forget. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk to get there and what the swimming spots are like.
River Lett: wild swimming amongst granite boulders in the Blue Mountains
Insider tips for Jellybean Pool and other nearby alternatives
Jellybean Pool is one of the best swimming holes in the lower Blue Mountains, just an hour away from Sydney. The picturesque pool is surrounded by gorgeous bushland and is a great size for a proper swim. However, there’s a caveat, it is not the place to come on a hot summer weekend. We’re sharing why and everything else you need to know about the pool and nearby alternatives.



















